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Chile Out
Brooke Oberwetter | 2.18.05
Why press critics of the country's personal accounts are all wet.
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Friday, February 18, 2005
Special Report
Slave Disclosure Shakedowns
John Carlisle | 2.18.05
“Show me the money!” is the name of the game.
Another Perspective
What Really Happened to Labor Unions
Lawrence Henry | 2.18.05
In two words: high tech.
Thursday, February 17, 2005
Another Perspective
Transforming Terror
Shawn Macomber | 2.17.05
The silver lining in the heinous murder of Rafik Hariri.
Political Hay
There’s No Rolling Back
David Hogberg | 2.17.05
Rescinding the Bush tax cuts won't begin to save Social Security.
Buy the Book
Here Comes the Judge From Fox
Timothy Lynch | 2.17.05
Andrew Napolitano brings order to Constitutional Chaos.
The Current Crisis
Retire the Depression
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 2.17.05
Social Security's anti-reformers remain good citizens of the 1930s.
Reader Mail
The Art of Performance
2.17.05
Short Stein. Bartlett's Bowman. Ayn Randian Wal-Mart. Howie as Deano. Plus much more.
Wednesday, February 16, 2005
Political Hay
The Great Con
George Neumayr | 2.16.05
New paint on a broken-down car can't hide the Democrats' corrosion.
Special Report
Killer Syria
Jay D. Homnick | 2.16.05
The U.S. is reacting in a major way to the Valentine Day's massacre in Beirut.
At Large
Wal-Mart Strikes Back
Philip Klein | 2.16.05
Those who never wanted the big store in first place now don't want it to leave.
Media Matters
Masked Players
James Bowman | 2.16.05
The denial of any political content is a long-standing strategy of the cultural left in America.
Reader Mail
A Day in the Life
2.16.05
Spending time with Ben Stein's guest, Corporal Quinones. Also: Drugged government. Female torturers. Darwin's fact. Plus more.
Tuesday, February 15, 2005
Another Perspective
How Was Your Day?
Ben Stein | 2.15.05
Meet Corporal John Quinones, of the First Cavalry Division.
Political Hay
Iraq’s Constitution and Ours
William Tucker | 2.15.05
How to assure majority rule while protecting minority rights?
Special Report
Price Control Pills
Doug Bandow | 2.15.05
The exploding costs of Bush's Medicare drug benefits are eliciting socialistic responses.
Buy the Book
A History of Wealth Creation
Brandon Crocker | 2.15.05
John Steele Gordon's epic history of American economic power.
Movie Takes
Bride and Prejudice
James Bowman | 2.15.05
A slight but charming Indian take on Jane Austen's P&P by the woman who directed Bend It Like Beckham.
Reader Mail
Patriotic Indecency
2.15.05
What's with the Gitmo Girls? Plus: Hagelianism. Gatesgate. Churchillian Americanos. Plus much more.
Monday, February 14, 2005
Washington Prowler
Animal Kingdom
The Prowler | 2.14.05
In Democrat land, everyone is ready to be put out to pasture.
Another Perspective
Life of a Salesman
Paul Beston | 2.14.05
Arthur Miller's best play will endure beyond its social context, and perhaps his own intentions.
TAS Live
Chuck McHagel
George Neumayr | 2.14.05
It won't take long for conservatives to scratch this presidential wannabe off their 2008 scorecard. Check out our February cover story now!
Loose Canons
The Gitmo Girls
Jed Babbin | 2.14.05
Is it kosher to use the religious beliefs of a prisoner to break down his resistance and extract information?
Political Hay
Where’s My Sand?
Ralph R. Reiland | 2.14.05
Bush's budget isn't exactly beach-goer friendly.
Reader Mail
Generals and Their Men
2.14.05
The example of Gen. James Mattis. Also: Reservations about Ward Churchill — plus defenses of same. Union men reply. Post-Dayton Minnesota. Plus much more.
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